SSIS Part10 - Incremental Loading using Lookup

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Everything is temporary but bhaskar sir's coughing is Permanent..just kidding great session sir.

[@BhaskarJogiSQLandBI]

Hahahaha. Thanks

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This is a great slow paced video. Excellent logical and transitional instructions. I was able to run it along side my real data and make large improvements in speed.

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[@sbbaruah]

Very clean and clear explanation. Notepad write- up is very helpful. Thanks.

[@BASEMFAWZY1]

Well done Mr.Jogi ! Keep up the great work :)

[@manvitha_1234]

The best video for understanding incremental loading using look up Thanq so much sir...

[@sravankumar1767]

MIND BLOWING SIR, U R AWESOME

[@catierobin346]

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial!

[@madhavi1979]

very clear... finally I got better understand about Incremental loads.. Thanks Bhaskar!

[@BhaskarJogiSQLandBI]

Thx for Watching

[@mohammadrizwan3779]

Excellent ❤

[@anilkraman]

great , can we do it between sqlserver to postgres with same methodlogy

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All tutorials are very Nice. Pls keep posted more videos

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Thank you for this wonderful video !

[@manojgullapalli9169]

My queries regarding connections were washed out after watching this video, thank you sir

[@shouvikmitra9461]

very detailed.. really nice and helpful thanks

[@BhaskarJogiSQLandBI]

Glad it was helpful!

[@surigadu7319]

Very useful video 🙂

[@user-ft9tp4ss2d]

Excellent Explanation Sir. Thanks a lot.

[@hailedc6725]

Thank you for the wonderful lecture!!!

[@BhaskarJogiSQLandBI]

You're most welcome!

[@samsonwoldemichael5742]

You are amazing teacher.

[@saikrishnareddy6405]

Sir, which approach should be followed to do incremental load/insert if the table does not have the primary key

[@rktrendzone9228]

Excellent......Explanation thanks

[@yimialejandroperazavasquez9867]

Many thanks

[@nileshkadam8416]

Excellent !!!

[@sreesra73]

Nicely presented!

[@woldemariamwoldeamanuel221069]

Excellent explanation! Thank you Bhaskar!

[@Imrannaseem818]

Many thanks Bhaskar Sir. This video was very helpful.

[@PradeepVerma-tg9ke]

amazing sir i wish i can talk with you

[@narasimhamurthy2800]

Hi sir will you provide work support on ssis and sql

[@deepikah6237]

Clean and Clear explanation sir thank you

[@sureejaan]

one of the best videos i have ever seen in recent time best explanation Could you also upload a video on how to refresh Excel files using SSIS currently we do not have proper video or blog on this topic thanks alot for sharing your knowledge

[@Sachin-kk3np]

My Primary Key is Identity auto incremental. Error Showing : failure inserting into the read-only column Please Help!!

[@Raushankumar-vj7gd]

plz share the video with complete ssis package for late arriving fact

[@MrUpendra45]

Very gud explanation sir

[@mukuldevbisht2672]

Thanks for the video Bhaskar! Really helpful. Can you please tell me a better way to implement incrremental load in SSIS for FACT Tables. A fact table which is having 250+ columns in which lookup mapping would be a pain. What are your thoughts on this.

[@BhaskarJogiSQLandBI]

Call me on my what's up No: [phone]

[@naveenkumar-vw1jo]

Good Explanation sir ...Thank you!

[@simiti08]

very well explained..easy to understand.

[@ramanjireddy809]

thank you sir it is very helpful to me

[@HWRLife]

Can you please give loding if the data got deleted from the source? Also, if there is not any common ID present, how to perform incremental load?

[@aryansena7290]

Ur lookup video is good but u didn't elaborate fully fuzzy lookup and fuzzy grouping. Pls describe in detail

[@anujgupta8686]

The same thing I need to do using ADF can you upload video on Azure data factpory

[@abhijith501]

Sir I have a requirement where I need to get data from multiple tables and views and the total records will be around 50000 per day. The target system uses REST so db data needs to be converted to JSON so how to do this. scenario - 1 If i want to send data in batch of 5k till it reaches 50k records scenario-2. Pull 50k records and then convert to json and send it as is(i think its not possible but advise on this approach)

[@loveiswinner7108]

sssis case study: Below are 3 files we can receive daily Accounts-user account details Assets-user asset amount/value Activity_details of user activity on that date? Tell me? 2-process each file into the database?

[@vishnuborkar3865]

Can anyone provide SQL query for incremental load

[@moyusuf1195]

It is very well explained. Thank You!

[@kruthikauttla8146]

When you are joining Lookup and emp_stg it is copying all row to stg table. Please explain

[@Rafian1924]

Tutorial is great but delete part nerds tobe added in this.

[@rc6864]

Very nice video. One question - in the last part of the demo, I understand your reason for using OLE DB destination in place of OLE DB Command but what is the reason for using a staging table table and Execute SQL task? Could you not directly insert into the real destination table using OLE DB Destination?

[@kshitijkumar920]

No, because we wish to update the existing record and not add new one.

[@Confidential007.]

Hi sir, please provide Power BI videos

[@sathishgoud]

again you are pulling whole data from Source system , and comparing with Destination. its not good idea do that. use audit columns in Source and target table. pull all the records from the source system table where last inserted date/modified date > =last inserted date( on target column). .